Philosophy

Thomas Kuhn Was Right- Your Worldview is a Prison You Can't See Out Of
Contemporary

Thomas Kuhn Was Right: Your Worldview is a Prison You Can’t See Out Of

We like to think we see the world as it is. We don’t. We see a version of it, filtered ...
Alfred North Whitehead

Why Whitehead’s Science and the Modern World Must Be Required Reading for MBAs

Business schools teach optimization. They teach market analysis, financial modeling, supply chain efficiency, and strategic planning. They train students to ...
Philosophy

Is Occam’s Razor Just Intellectual Laziness in Disguise?

When you wake up to find your lawn wet in the morning, you probably assume it rained overnight. You don’t ...
Age of Ideology

The French Philosopher Who Created a “Religion of Humanity” (Auguste Comte)

In the turbulent aftermath of the French Revolution, as Europe grappled with the ruins of old certainties and the promise ...

Political & Economical

The Machiavelli Rule on Innovation: Never Be the First to Implement a Dangerous Idea
Innovation

The Machiavelli Rule on Innovation: Never Be the First to Implement a Dangerous Idea

In the cutthroat halls of Renaissance Florence, Niccolò Machiavelli observed a peculiar pattern among those who survived political intrigue versus ...
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Economics

Nobel Prize Economics 2025: Mokyr, Aghion, Howitt — The Innovation Trilogy

On October 13, 2025, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences announced the recipients of the Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic ...
Perpetual Peace Immanuel Kant World War
Editors Pick

Can Immanuel Kant’s ‘Perpetual Peace’ Stop the Next World War?

In 1795, amidst Europe’s revolutionary war and the looming threat of Napoleon, the German philosopher Immanuel Kant published a concise ...

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Artificial Intelligence

Why the AI Revolution Was Predicted in 1637, Netherlands
Artificial Intelligence

Why the AI Revolution Was Predicted in 1637, Netherlands

In a modest room in the Netherlands, a French philosopher sat by his stove and contemplated the nature of thought …

Artificial Intelligence

Can Machines Really Think? Let’s Ask the Man Who Defined Formal Thought: Gottlob Frege (Artificial Intelligence)

The question if machines can truly think has haunted us since the first computers began solving ...
Hume's Intellectual Legacy: The 18th-Century Shock That Still Echoes
Artificial Intelligence

Hume’s Intellectual Legacy: The 18th-Century Shock That Still Echoes

When David Hume published A Treatise of Human Nature in 1739, he expected to revolutionize philosophy. ...

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Age of IdeologyArthur Schopenhauer

The ‘Genius Tax’: Schopenhauer on Why Intelligent People Often Suffer More

There’s a curious paradox at the heart of human intelligence: the very capacity that should liberate us from suffering often ...
How to Read Friedrich Nietzsche Without Becoming a Nihilist
Age of IdeologyFriedrich Nietzsche

How to Read Friedrich Nietzsche Without Becoming a Nihilist

Friedrich Nietzsche remains one of the most misunderstood philosophers in Western thought. His proclamation that “God is dead,” his critique ...
Artificial IntelligenceContemporary

Can Machines Really Think? Let’s Ask the Man Who Defined Formal Thought: Gottlob Frege (Artificial Intelligence)

The question if machines can truly think has haunted us since the first computers began solving mathematical problems at speeds ...